What price would YOU agree to sell Ulloa for?

[Blue Valkyrie]

£6 million plus Chris Wood

And Schmeichal and Morgan.

 

[mejonaNO12 aka riskit]

£6 million plus Chris Wood

I ALWAYS say you should only sell when the offer is too good to resist. Not just compromise.

To me, that offer would be pretty irresistable considering Wood's age and ability.

 

[fat old seagull]

I wouldn't sell him this season.

Wouldn't it be a good idea to have the money in the Bank for the New Manager to buy players to fit his tactics, Than have a manager left with the previous managers choices, as Oscar was?

 

[rcf0712]

I've said it before and I'll say it again, no sale, a fully fit Ulloa will score 25 plus goals and cement us in the top six. NO SALE!!!

 

[keaton]

And better.

In my personal opinion of course.

I'd agree with that. But the main reason i'd say Rhodes would be worth far more would be his age as a)he's very likely to improve and b)re-sale value

 

[Jim D]

I'd work on the basis that we need £3 million profit on the original deal left over AFTER we have replaced him.

I'd work on the assumption that we wouldn't sell unless we had a like-for-like replacement lined up and a price agreed. Then I'd want £5 million on top of that price for our inconvenience.

 

[TheBlueAndWhiteStrips]

I wouldn't want to sell really he's a handful and is a proven goal scorer at this level, but if it comes to it I'd want us to milk Leicester for as much as possible. And cash up front.

 

[Biscuit]

£10 million upfront.

We don't need to sell for any less and he's bloody brilliant. He stands a good chance, if given the right service, of firing us into the Premiership.

 

[Hotchilidog]

Nothing less than £8m would prefer more or not to sell. If however Blackburn wanted Jordan Rhodes off their wage bill enough money to sort that deal out would suffice.

 

[franks brother]

8 Million in a brown paper bag, and meet in a motorway service station

 

[supaseagull]

Over £10m easily
- nearly 3 years left on his contract
- scored 16 goals in a season where he has only been half fit and has been playing an isolated strikers role
- Fully fit would probably get around 25-30 goals with support
- How much would he be worth if we got into the Premier league
- With all the above taken into consideration, promotion to the Premier league is worth over £50 million

It's a no brainer really...over £10 million AND add ons.

 

[ChicagoGull]

Over 10 million.

Say 10 up front and another 3 in clauses. He could be our one way ticket to the premier league, we have spent years trying to find him and he is happy to stay with us with a long term contract too. Get them football manager'd and paying massive prices.

 

[Randsta]

Get as much as we can for him £10mil Plus

 

[foxedup]

If you believe John Percy (Telegraph reporter with Leicester contacts) we will only be spending about £10m this summer, if that's true (and the free transfers we have signed make me think he won't be far off) then I can't see Leicester going much higher than 5.5/6 as we definitely need a few other players.

 

[Napper]

After their initial bid I prob would be happy with 6 . Now 5m turned down flat I'm starting to think 7m plus.

We need lots of players but if we had a 10million war chest and a decent man to spend it we could add to what we got and be serious contenders for top 2.

If if if

 

[Bucephalus]

if Dwight Gayle is worth £8m, then I'd say £10m+ for Ulloa although in reality I'd probably settle for £7m plus Chris Wood in exchange. The £7m allowing us to secure Bobby Z's wages for a couple of years with change to spare....

 

[Blue Valkyrie]

If you believe John Percy (Telegraph reporter with Leicester contacts) we will only be spending about £10m this summer, if that's true (and the free transfers we have signed make me think he won't be far off) then I can't see Leicester going much higher than 5.5/6 as we definitely need a few other players.

Excellent.

You can't afford Leo, and that suits us just fine.

 

[Couldn't Be Hyypia]

If you believe John Percy (Telegraph reporter with Leicester contacts) we will only be spending about £10m this summer, if that's true (and the free transfers we have signed make me think he won't be far off) then I can't see Leicester going much higher than 5.5/6 as we definitely need a few other players.

That's not the question though is it. The question was what price would you agree to sell Ulloa? Nothing to do with Leicester.

We don't need or want to sell him. So in my view we would need his value plus a significant sum for the hassle it will cause (ie squad disruption, replacing him, risk of replacement not being up to scratch, reluctant seller premium etc). So he may be worth around 5-6m, but I wouldn't sell him for less than £9m. At that evel we could replace him and still have significant cash to pay with. Any less than that, why the hell would we?

And as for Walt's "compromise"? No way. There's no need to compromise because we dont want to sell him. Whoever wants him needs to pay through the nose or he remains a Brighton player next season and we're no worse off.

 

[ridda]

If they play him with two wingers who can cross the ball [unlike ours] he will score loads of goals, so 10 million.

 

[B.W.]

Hold out for as much as we can get. We don't need to sell. £8M?